Orissa culture

Temple town Bubhaneshwar.

Empowering artists to create a sustainable model for livelihood and helping them conserve local folk art traditions. A social initiative #DoRight draws attention to artists from Raghurajpur – ‘a heritage arts & crafts village where every villager is an artist, and every home is an artist’s studio’. It is a travesty that folk artists and craftsmen who work laboriously for hours have to struggle to make a living out of it. Ironically, in the process they contribute enormously in keeping local…

Photo credit: Odisha Tourism Odisha, formerly known as Orissa is a culturally enriching state in the eastern part of India. It is blessed with a long list of temples, beaches, museums, biosphere reserves, wildlife, national parks, sanctuaries, and many other tourist attractions that make the land a must visit place in the country. The state has a host of amazing architectural wonders such as temples and forts, apart from serene lakes, sun kissed beaches and much more. Some of the top notch…

Costumes and Draping styles in India differ from one place to another. Tribal & Cultural differences in states also have a vast influence on the dressing styles

Formerly known as Orissa, Odisha is a state in eastern India located on the Bay of Bengal. It is best known for its many ancient Hindu temples and tribal cultures, as well as being a destination for beaches and eco-tourism due to its abundant greenery and wildlife.

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20+ Famous Dish of Orissa You Must Try Odisha, often referred to as the ‘Goa of Eastern India‘, is a state steeped in rich historical and cultural traditions. Its proximity to both North and South India has significantly…

The art works are in the patachitra style and painted with colours extracted from local stones and minerals. The art replicates designs of waves, creepers ...